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mum BY
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TRUSTING UNCLE 8AM
ti- Iwn-hearted because,
taken over the‘
alarmed be-
I
I
l
I
l- the nation
the government has
nittoads‘.’ Are people
came a dreadful "socialistir"
1);» III-en uI'Ide'.’
oiug to the detnn1tion bow
as “I it go
all
"l0 VP.
[)0 WI" feel that the
€391.11”) is I:
IOIA and that we IIII'II III I
. nIlII droun ourselves iIIi‘mI- itie
01 e1 '.’
{\III at all!
financial “l‘lllI'I-i‘ in the last few
do} I ll.III> been chqu full of Inthuu-
iilrili, ath-I a ton. peliod of g’. oqu ill‘lll:
depII-gssmn. The president's proclaula '
I lion, of government control. they say.
lla.‘ tilted a grout burden from the
“'ull Street mind. "it in tin rIlozt far-
far uiwtl that the
intimate
remain: sign an
gov-mulch! bauxun un'lcl‘
with ‘1n: of the bin-inc“ pfo‘dlv'flls of
I
.
the due." etc.
't‘he effect on the stock'marltot was
“Immediate and wideupread. llai‘Ioad ,
let-unites at now all”! up many
points, and hate stcadilv continued
[Jung with them ftlrl' indus-
titt-
morv- or less dependent
proqlerity. And then followed.
grand upward sweep. all the standard
rising.
iri... bloikri income from which is
on railroad
inn
lei‘lll‘llio'n on the Iii-It.
it .I a "bull market"
isnt any ordinary “bull campaign" cu-
glnecml by the professional gamblers.
again. And it
it", the natural result if bound, on-
tltu.Ii:I.~tiI buvlnlt by amt nIlmberII of
HIM manual of a public out not-
around us rings." we suddenly “turn
country 3
l'thia wot thaI love of one's countrv de- and a petite o: the l'nitIIl Stat: I when the.
‘ed States are coming to realize
:ol ottw nations hi the same time that
Therailtmdvatm IlliI’llll‘
edbyxiplin 1nthe midst of con-
fusion and milk. “while reprod
Ordered II toll of (Ital and film
Street Court flow, which made the
vear.
a keen. untroubled face bone to the
instant need of things.” And then ev—
erIthing clears up.
M._._..__——-—-
TRUE PATRIOTISM
it i.-I said tbal an ltalfa'l translation
of Edward iI‘I'erII'It llale'a "The Mau‘
Without a (.‘ouuirv" has been made
item from New York paper which
tion: ’K‘I‘hcrt pipes freeze in Brooklvn
buckezs on 1‘1: :Itot‘e to get outer.
That plItu could be worked here
be gotten up.
diers Oil the Venetian plains. lied ('I'oss,
'i'rlze patrioti-zm is the same in any,I
Tht wmld 11-» learning from;
lIttlI' .51 to help along 3‘. good tauttc it
tilt I dbw rltli
mundI-I respect for other countricz-I.;
Just as individual (1 izun- in the lf‘ni-
that:
3:4 other 110mm ate left to the rank I
P‘.‘ or povertv and disease. nations aret “3333333“; 3333“ sawing, 33‘ 3333 3.333333
learnintz that national safety di'pendl‘
upon international good will mid mu 3
Iual respect. The real patriot after;
the war Ilill be the rhino in am na 33
Non in the IIorld who rr-upttts
‘
11gb El and admires the "nod qualitiIhIS E
Tony, the other jil.kt‘lwlfiilli any.» lit
the DIIII-h' . '
,.
‘bna:
:
[SHERY DlSPUTE
i VIrfiI'I'A'I'Ti‘tLV, Jail 1, ».-\IIIiI-uiI!I'
.-—--——~— :IdqutulI-m oi luilu-Iltantllng ll-lll‘l'}
lll‘flllllai between the l'nitI'Il StuiI-s
JUVENH'E WORK AND MISCHIEF and lands. lili't'itlll h‘ tIfl‘tII‘tul.
The National (‘hiid labor Commit-(VIIIII v.1:l Tl‘plt‘rr‘lll thin cmlnlt')‘ in can
e't‘I-ilntos to harm hcrc January 1':
(‘t ongtt- “aitlllill attiou 11111 no no (I nary
delinquency in the Borough 0! Will'- it) cut. tlntlly s.’ ImI- of t: It' prt tIIeII
, I I , 3 lbut t'I paramount iI‘tI-rrr‘zt of the
button, New lork (m Tm WMIlI3'“0 Iounttit-s in ulnninl’t the war and
of 1:92 childrPn who passed throutle;III- n m1 III (and IIIIIpIIoI itl'f‘ exptt
the ("hlldrcn.-t fourt in 1916 w’rplfll to pIIImotI a spirit of 'Iccumnlotie
It.) I n but. l :1111- : 111 It ‘\‘.ll :‘lllill‘lll (Illl
studied in the effort to find out wheth 3 3.} .3. .,, ”3;, 3,1,”...
1.1- loves his own.
1+
tee has just made It studv of illl’entl
er fltf- ten'lrncy Io deltnquencv was' l‘imrullhn I'l'l'it‘iIIlI'. :IIIII‘II l‘lf‘ IcI-tIinq
to Mill". 1h.- lilil'ill‘i’t- t'. r I'unadizm
.Sl'Fillulv among Wot-king or downplay-333,333.. 3,, market Int-w cutrlttw In Amer»
ed children. ‘HH 3.. i". 'l ' I- IIIII' forbiddinz' i‘IIrI-irn
ll't- II1> t. l‘.’
Tl'c idI-n current with most pcople3hm3 ' i"
is that the child who 1r. workinr: is lflfiflit'ill'i'l‘llll IIIII
tl-‘ItulaII-l IiIII
lveluI-IIn .\llli'l'li1in port:
‘III-IIII litilrilllltli to Include II-«cl»
from the bank.» to New
. . "sl ' I ‘ ‘
apt to get into mIII'cblef than the unc 1'“ “m” ' ”‘ "ml
'I'II‘ .II II 111114111). “34‘! II .tIlII [of ."cp
{-nypltn'ttl child, but the rcr-ordu‘shnw- crcls :---ftI - tip-111:1 III on of pm retina
An ii an ll‘IK‘l‘l'lilf ll htt- ‘tIt-oo titre-Ill-
I-d the oppoaite to be the case,
into
The
Owl
trouble 3 ,1
III' in IIIIIfIIr.-r.rt- with the Palm
child workers who got .n lll‘lt‘lflll and .I suturin- obtain
Id ill. I I. IIIII ptitilccr-a pill hc giIcn
“'9 ore llllll’ ll'llr!‘ t'l“ illt'ln} fl.“ lllll Clhfl‘ri
|.'-\ I WI lII lll‘ In l":ln:IIl I'll “till-.11
lH" l'll't' on oi 'lr‘ .I liIfI a'wo uili cntcr
mm mpIIIIIIIHu ft'} into the lilNll‘lSlOflH and
-:\ w-IriI :tI't II’lIii: ll admit that ill
:Ilzt'. amount "l ““001an nationalill IoIIntrI hem much to do to “pull the
and 1 onto conditions of all these child- I“ t' I- II: I I'\ .It; on I.f lI'IiIc and .sca
.I II!» .IlrI IdI tmtitutul III the llonli n-
cit 1I'ltI-‘ l'I'llll‘tll of ll. hiutzu More by
t in l-'. I‘loIIIl i’UH' InmonI and the slates
3:1II-liI'I'IIIl II l-IIII- [I to. did t'Itns‘orI'a
3 ion nIInIIIIII :hIrI‘I
f'li ”do n.
lnvutleation was made
l't'I'l but in new cane the condition3333
III-re found 'II be about the same The
work in;' children, rows the invectltra-
h III as much education as intelli-
nmall investors- who removal the XIV-101.; “ I
3. PAYS LARGEST INHERITANCE
Willi'lllllllli‘. 3 Lgt-nt parents and as good homes M3 TAX
financiers, speculators :1de common lhf- IIon-Itrorkinar children. The con 3 S3331.“ 33 33“.“. lnd. .lan, .3.»~'l‘hc
people, are all agreed ahoIt‘ it. (loud I-luuion seems 1nIlII|Iitflblt' lhfl' em .iargmt amount of money it" inherit-
.Im---.I,;.... am. radicals find ' 74cm» plormcnt or children contributes to Hill'f‘ tax t'l't‘l‘ l'l'CIiVPll by St. Joseph
“9333333 on cmtmon ground. 33333333, dI-ltnmttncy. 3county hilr been paid Into the county
To anv obt‘erl'er of the current of The reason does not lie on the sur- ”"‘"""”” ”(mm by ”“' “0"" ”l ”w
- 3 f 3 33" "m farto neck ('hildrcn late .1. Eli Studebaker, the amount
, 3.. . ‘3 3 3 4 ' - « n .-I I
eon» firming through me pm my I” l" l ' Ill 2 so...2.:..22. The estate, consist-
yeam thi.- agreement of hitherto war-arbor» natural infitlncts for play 3““ mg or 51.074361239, la distributad
ring: opiniont is curious. The soap-
.W orators who or. ed government
' ownership of all means of production.
transportation and dlltributlon 01
: Wealth on every street corner and in
every available diner hall for many
years were most vociferous in their
denunciation of Wall street and Bill
,Bofliness Wall Street and Big Busi-
ness in their turn were most contemp-
Muo of theatrata of societv
”med bv the soap-boxcrr, ind little
.flulylhing it. the way of improvine‘oi
Mittens of any nor was accomplish-
repro-
[Now Big Business itself is the first
”welcome the new conditions. nor
'3 the soap-boxers .‘J‘Itrusllul of 1th
niatlve't,
in undone.
“The secret. is this:
arrayed itself against class, and
In the old davs
ion Now the days of coopera-
are at band. and the new methods
eed
unite! :
.mgile. There is no longel
in only genial unexpect-
altogether American
.'. I;
. I '.-':!.t£'.
109:! I. t‘.~ .III I .10]. And all the
lo I?» t h‘, In.
I{Which 1.: 7‘.) men. n‘.‘: ’ltt- people trust
own It’o‘ctlvc "nod will. ability
common strap, 'l'heI- Know that.
they =pr their mimic on the lab.
tumult their uoymlcnt—aro
. '3‘"
..
Ille's the farmer. with his cider-apple
And great thian on'clansed with moonshine Mills.
. , 5,
a1 side are beinz done. never more
_.-———.
Anewspaper man who observed a
1car of coal from the time it left Ita-
mine until it returned reported an
. 5y was vainly wasted in the com
”II-creme they are backed byl
,Moral-eat lcas'wheat. 3
: rm» and the hoop-boxersE
toward on that
,over fear; fear of poverty. of notion
tins. of columny.
‘plety without heroism. Karolina in the
Ithallnu and glorious concentration of
,-II|t.pxprcs;<ion arc repressed for manYLameng 38 heirs.
gainful employmentl __
WHAT HAS BECOME OF
hours to Ilav hv
mustt find unnatural outlets for their:
Il'llla.
2 ' .. c or ice of this sort. The
'm'm" " g, , Harry Thaw.
rcsult is violatton of varmus laws. llr. ka'
Somehow or other. it just does not.
seem to pav to let children go to work
durine‘ the years when they ouuht to
Tile mihchief
Mrs, Pankhurst.
lliliv Sulzer.
The -('zar of Russia.
bn .,, .3333“. and plnv ‘llichmond Pearson liobson.‘
flies “and” 50311115
A I'lt‘l may l’l'llir‘t" at man lit-roub- I‘I‘I'fl ft-IIls z’~‘lil‘t'
.their mm homes are not Edit" I‘" IOMIauaiII. but I widow .Ntliilllil Iain .~ t'lIHZI‘t-.~'.
Speakinu of knitting. what dumloundv; us 1::
blue streak and knit il soldier satk. and let never get the
at "All
BEING ADJ USTED3
1‘.
ton of ice to the wI-st filth
first tint:- this
brought
janitor hot tor the
Informa-
melt it in
aim prints the following
llic natives buy ice and
if enough heat to melt the We could
alallable for many soldiers. fighting
, ttlicn p. flout. The Italians. _ 3 . .. 3
M ”N I! m it so Inds pailtdOkli‘zt 'but I: Is Irut that when .I. furnace is coated IIII
l is
need no spur to rouse their pat lot 330m? 35 “333mm
or to keep them fighting for thei" _
‘ I . -I ' ' ’ \ I‘. I ‘9an 3 - 3 3 33 ' 3 .,
.IouutrI. Bu. it Is ”118th Int 1) i Tm3,pm,3 skunks m 3, a 1,3,1, ,5 may” a 11.111521» mam. 33,333,“... But
that U!" 03’5'Hilli' A"’*"“”“ “m” that,” is salt of “tr-air.I d" money :II that. isn't it?
has. filled so many readers in the l'llIt-3E __
;“‘l States should 31‘“ thrill ltnlian col-3 in one I'. nnvrticut prison 2» prisonI-H paid their dollar and .lt'ln‘?“
m
That 1:1 the 5.011 ofthing that retakes a man rind that he is an American
I' turn aw willim'. to do llIHi'
1- 1in -that met tot ti.e pram that
that he Itill propofal-
_—
l‘lllll \ou ‘ll'i'n't‘ a knot.
how II woman can talk
'IIaIn-II” mixed.
are knitting l0
ll
the ladies
fl
...__...._...- ”.1“ .. 3. ~-, ......
KEEP rm: MARKET
HUNTER our or
The following appeal addrvsu ~l toall;
lovers of wild life. has just be» ll issue}
by John 11. lillzllhnm. president of the
American (lame Protectitc .‘r-r‘f‘l'ifl-
tlon of New York city. the hiklt‘lslllt‘n'fi
national organization. .rI't‘IucrI'Inr, thI-it
unltrl npptrition to propoa.~l: that
have been madc of latt-
suspend the law. deslanwt III
I-I-nn- on the tilt-I Ihtt ill“ I".
ilflll demands .Iuch notion:
".\n lilsltllilli“ pr Ipauacda. I'll;'itlt'('r-
by tlrow \- ho hour to profit to it. 1m
b-Irn in Ixi-I'e'lm in 11.1. f‘Iitl'l'l)' for
‘ltllill‘ time now. .1. ,. Ich to opI-r ll‘J‘
game corms of the nation to the null-
lIct huntcr under the plea that thc
Ivar III-Ir-I'sltatI-s letting Iloun the burn
on mom» to l"']llt‘llli‘ll the food supply.
“Vl'lllle come respectable people
has: lIc'In led under :I tul>at1prchcn
I-inn va‘I‘nI fact» into lliptlile’lnll tllia
nlowtii-Int. lt litV'i'h‘U ltd major 1m-
I.I'.It.~ I'I'Itu the coluzttcrcal dealers in
name allied with many large hntc'n
3.30111
who long for a rIItIII'II of the road o! 1‘
Il:Ij.~I ulurt they (‘lll'l'l'il to the appe-
tite of the epicure with name ftIrnlC
cd by do. r-.'« who maintained an army
of shootcra from ("but to IIIIrz-t
".‘ll‘l'l'lt‘lill game 'lllll'ri‘fl it“ live
brink of rIttinctioIt whtn uporthIu
and other lovers of wild life arose in
their nIlzllI lll‘ti demanded and ‘H‘f‘tii‘
ml the passage of laws forbiddfn: 1t<
I-Itil‘
"The false ionic IIIIIIIIIII'I‘tl tn bril-
I'tcr '1. ItiIIIIIII-lms propaganda which
ha- not ‘zmitntvd to III-e the hltfl‘vl
cause of llfllrl'lll‘dfl mun shield 1~' II-
I'IIIloIIl in II l‘f'l't'lll editorial ctpt‘cr
.Iénn of the ('tmt'ia-I'~.lIIItn:I] of l.0lll.-i-
till-I. KI '
"'To r'lHIIf-lltl the flab and name
lawsf an”: that publication, would ll"
like dIII‘dlng to kill all of the bone and
cattle in once to avert :Itarvation llt‘
fort- {refine the pants of hunger. thIIII
liltlll'lnfl t-lltll‘liti'tl :-.I 'I later period
wlIrIn hunger might be fcit,’
"The writer insists ‘Illnt thcrc
should be in rich] continuance of thc
;('fl.~9!"'?lltlll of fish and game' and
tcitm the indisputable fact that ‘thc
3Ilt"l\\:4 do not pIeIcnt the title of an)
~or of fish or name which is in cuisi-
encc in Mti‘llt- lent .I-upply to be useful. '.
\for mIIr it in declared that existing
31mm are IlesiunI-Il 'to prelent the
Iyourt e of supply and permit the use of
tho uupply'
‘ "The article in nuestioll agrees with
“his Association that sinister lntlII-fl
3mm: are behind the proposals that
lam-uh» luv individuals, but the com-
damaneS.
London Police Noll Wear
munitv has: to pay the'
——.-‘——-.Q-———«—_-..
Anyhow. there's one kind of citizen
that can laugh at prohibition laws.
crop. And yet. he'd better not laugh
too loud. or the
eel him. and he'll find hiil cider llf‘t‘rIS
city reformers will
averaze speed of 11 milett a day. Real-
ly, do they travel at such a break-
neck speed as that?
' ,_______..._3,__.
The winter wheat crop looks bad.
_______4______
HEROIOM
ileroism is the brilliant triumph of
{the soul over the flesh. tbaLhI to any
of illness. of loneli-
ness and of dmb. There in no real
m“’"""‘"AmM' ..-___ Policemen In London have been
War 'II 1.0 m WM.
1], I
Helmets Against Bombs
given steel helmets liho‘ than worn
by Britten soldier- in the trenches to protect them union bomb. from
oun GAME covznsz‘
to modify or ‘
I11 slim;
.— ll‘l‘ll
“ml” .
by cum-b interested in the m3
of wild life:
“A legislator wishing to make capl-
Ial tIp'In one hand as a patriot. and
32:1.Ir1 upon the other as an advocate of
I ‘-IlII ptopl- ' “how he could represe :Ii
ill-I l! .nr lat-l preIIec-d for food could
.. 1:1 {4‘ flan" 11““! 't; [‘III
III: ,Iettaicu of tub and
Hunt sighted pe. our.
zit-n or
18'. d.
'..’l".I6
III till commend him and cndoree the
r. II :11 of the DrfllNYllF laws for the‘
n ;1I.Il of the “at The conservation.
32' 2 II the I would defeat a mac '1 mis-
311111 (1 it'l-DODI c to an inelncete effort-
'l gI-I the protet‘ he lawn coupe ndmd
.IIIIIIIII III- Ip. "Jld dt: mg in exery «late.
lit ‘. 'i. lent-e 0an can they avert What
Wit" II! h» the undoing, need: cl- -ly. of
all tl'o hut bten done. durinz' the last
IIII- III. 'l'w years to prevent the enter-
InI .‘lill’ln of game,
-"(f‘.§lllaili ai- III organized and un-
III-an rel .uhI did add Wei at once those.
illit; Itg to do IIith the enatinttnt and
3InI I '(viilllf'tl of II: otIctiIe laws v-301c
line their sentiments.
1 'WP hate. _. l’I htar of a tingle in
him i reborn-It Il uith the conserva-
IIIoIIIneIit who appron-s retalia-
tion of tin III" Id life proteclile laws"
t'.:I
“POlEDflEL‘ SALT"
nt Supposed to Contain Ar.
. panic Make. Woman ill.
I BACWlMORXC, Jun. 9.. lite:
3day investigation. l'tiiI Ial
,II'orlting with i’nllttteore
thIen unnliit- In H‘lItiltiifl the oriuln of
“hi- "poi-zoned suit" which was:
3llllflll""l :1 1c"; daw mm to Seabrook,
-.‘Ild, It villain- nI-Ilt' (“amp 'IlI-ade The
'5“? iI‘ l-eli'II'eti to have cr‘tl’liinel
3arsen1c.
3 Two llorweu th'l‘ killml after lining
3fI-d on some of the salt. 'l‘hcy IIe'e
“tuned by .‘lnx Kfllm‘ll. II grocer, who
Ihud the Ital? in bin pomeaion.
ll“f'll0'!'fll int-cinL'anrII that he had pur-
Ichasr—d it. einlvty pounds: in all. from II
;\\'ushington mun. and had Ille‘lfllttlle'l
;.~:omc about the tillage, Mrs. Hall-c
'Pitittanl.
NEAR CAMP.
ll
l
l
l
I
I
3Ccodime
.1 four
“£01111
in: soup that had been ".earoned wt '1
I it.
»wlIo supply (‘aulp Meado- and it ‘33 b I.
3lit'l'Pll here the wit III'IIII intended“ for
thc rttlllei‘s there.
MEETlNG TFiANSPORTA
3 TION CRIS'S
Senator llol‘ts Tel" Ho'rtllc Fogllsh
Government Did it in 1914
l II'ASIIINI: TON Ian. I-- The lZn
ulish method of mectlng the trail»
puliI'I- hal‘e‘
Ills¥
lie IIIIII’
who bought aeverul poundI-I.
III now in c aeriotr: condition after eat. ’
Kat-en is one of the village grocers‘
Boston
Store.
Unbleached Sheeting
41) inches wide good heaIy
firm quality, worth 2o. - “a
2 1-2 yard; for 29c
Sheets
Full size. seamed I-entrr. made
of good standard quaIItv mo.t.a,
worth 890
79¢ each
Towelinzz
Suitable 111‘ dish III hand tou'IIi
tog Wolth 12 He
9c yard
Bath Towels
nGood heavy quality, closely “0..
. tecontmendtd for iIs .1
and wearing qualima -, uorth -9c
19c each
Cretonnes
Pretty designs and new
inf-III in light. dIIIli'
worth 25c yard.
3
l
1
il
l
3;.”
i
I
color
or hlf'dl'im,
19c yard
*Iliafluisette Curtains
Fine grade material, Well iniiilt.
IIIth hemmed edges. worth $135 or
$1.09 pair
Otltintlr Flannel
Extra good Irradi- heaty Weight
and ileccy null. Vaticty of pattezns.
3 Worth 19c yard
3 4 yards for 59c
A‘xminster Rugs
Size 27x54, healy wool, silk lin-
ed buck», oriental pattctur'. value
I 82.50
§ 52.19
or:.:.za:..m mm
Saturday ngfla Special
S
English Long Cloth
Good rt liable
worth 82,00
t
W611? :5
quality. soft
\‘arioua t'.-I it! s 3 ,. . ‘
II'oIth 15c .I'aI‘Id,’ Ind id.tern.,
9c yard
Corylons'ts Talculn Powder
Villuc 1.1- each
2 for 29¢
Dress Banding
112 and 2 inlfrhl‘i Ivi,de
ant. ulIiIe worth 1m and black
$1.49 piece .
Laces and Embroideries a
1 1-2 yards for 9:-
Snappy Snap Dress Fast-I‘
eners l
Assorted sizes. black and whitt :4
4c card
Fancy Silk Ribbons
r Dresden moire and laid designs
II ”10th wide, wonh 2’10 and 33c (I
25c 531'th
Shell and Amber Hair 2
Pins
Box of six, worth 10c.
8cbox
f
r
‘l
I
i
l
Bath Mats
Thick beIIIy quality with mixed
designs in all colors, worth :51. .30
99c
Women’s Hand Bags
0111' a down Silil‘tfl in beautiful _I
pruttlIni bot-u. an drsultment 01
ha. hII and colors, worth $1.-
89A
3'“ Q—«aigstmMuQ ,
pottution cririu by taking over control Archbishop of York €01“ng NEW E!._,.' ._ HOUSE FACILITIES
of the railroads immediately :11th that
country I-ntIred the war in lull “8‘
oxplulnvd in a speech mild" in the
Senate. today by Senator llllllifi of New
llnmpsbire. This was Ibo- tlrIIt speech
to be Ilelllcrctl in the Senate on the
railroad situation and in How of Prey-
ident Wilson's filiill'f' »' "IF-Ingrown IIrl:~
11:1: enactment of railroad legislation
IIIIiI-h wrll effect commute government
control member-.4 followed Senator
llnlliu with lnit’t‘t‘r‘l
l'nder tllc English method, Senator
lloilla sat the gotornmI-Itt
stoclmoldera thc raillf‘ turning-r
zzptiIl during the war pteccding the
II dl' ulIilc under ll plan of corn ilintion
and arbitration page \H‘l‘l‘ int-romp l
throueh IIIII bonuses IIiI'I due regard
(I) thc incremcd cost of thing. strikeut
ht- said, haIc proved unneII-srary and
an a result. th l‘lIlIllll)Pll have main-
tained the good will of botlt the public
and Ifze-goIct'nmcnt
"The unions of railway IIII-tl.
IlII-ott'zh their executive Plllllllllllf't‘N."
l'l'"l5ll"‘ll Sountor llollir. 'hIIIt- III-ted
Ihrouuhout the “.11 in a patriotic and
reasonable mono-I . baalnu their"
Ilainls to aIlI‘IInI-I .—-
not on their pout-r M or “.cat the op
oration of railroad. Tit-‘1' lane II-a‘I
izcd that a strike would bc a strike
‘atzain-It the nation not against the
c. IIIpIIIilm'. They
obtained II very: substantial advance
in “ages at the mute titnc 1W1 lnittg
the Imod will of the public ueIlcrallI
There haw been no railuay strikes in
England sincetht- uar began The con-
dint of the ra’lluavs and the ctInIluc‘
of the men haIe been in the pit hilt ir
forest. with IIery indication of collcil
lation of port! fee
This desirable condition can be at-
tributed to but met ('nllnP-vihal is that
the feeling of the men that their .‘lllf‘li
llcm are made for the public welfare
and not to swell the profits of tjirve
emplmers. That till-I 1-I It sound de
,ductit 11 id pic. in when r. e consider the
thundreds of dtrikcu in private plants
:IIherI- profits are not controlled."
I Senator ll‘olliu said that under the
lib null 11 plan, freight cars \icrc pooled. l
and delay in loading and unloading of
ram homily penalized Passenger
itrains also VII-re cancelled. reservation
of \Pflli abolishul, excursion llePll
l3Ili:-I:Irtletl trailit dive‘rtttl and pushch-
Ker ram: increased fifty per cent. not
for the purpose of increasing revenuc.c
but to discourage travel. ‘
mew HAVEN ROAD 19 WORST
i SUFFERER lN CONGESTION
I WASHINGTON. D. (1.. Jun. 4.—
IFreight congestion in worse on the
iNow York. New Haven and Hartford
,lllailroad than almost any other place
{in the country. according to reports re-
3ce1ved by C. C. .llcChord, a mom-her of
;the interstate Commerce Collinllitsloll.
innd transmitted to William G..\icAdoo
director-general of railroads. Condi-
tlomt also are extremely serious at
'Plttehurg on the Pennsylvania lines
.west. on the Connelluvllle and Cum
.berland diviIIlIIn of the Baltimore In
{Ohio railroad and on the Western
Maryland and Cumberland Valley roll-
'roadli. "
I The. conditional are an of January 1,
:nnd represent the ntnte of railroad
transportation when the government
took control of the lines Tho figures
Wentuilldml by luputon if the luv.
1 0&1!!di Camisole It 180
input of Mr. MdMoo.
I,
cunning
in \\’Ilfll}ri cr bonusa .
c-.I on the increased cost of livinL IInII‘
have in 111‘s way,
lint: on both sideq '
0" 13$; wry; .9- -
The Right Honorable and Most
Reverend l'oamo Gordon Lane; arch-
bishop of York, will come to the
United States in 1918 to preach dur
ing Lent at 'l‘rinitv f‘hurch in
York City. He will probably
in other parts of the country iii an
effort to further the friendly fee-lint:
between the United States and I‘IrI-at
. liritatn
FUN IN BEE KEEPING
Thole is fun at keeping: been, says
Edward F. Bigelow. the Scout nat-
uralist. in Boys' Life. 1 fancy some
of the Scouts are cxclaimlng, "Yet-I
and stings. too." ’11 is true that hon-
cy beer. can etainu. if they could
not. they could not protect their
property. Other bet-s. flies. 'II'prs,
Tycllow jackets and various honey
loving animals would steal their Hit)?"
of sweets. Let u." not find fault with
the illllllllu but I-atth-ndmtre the lit-
tle insects for their abilitv to protect
their own. ,
But beet-I do not sting promiacu
only. They will not sting their care-
laker except on rare occasion». and
after all an occasional sting is not
no bad. The beekeeper puts on glovea
and veil and in then lmmum- from
their attacks, even if he works mp-
ldly and does not always handle them
‘grlltly.
Hcoute that.
occupation with l‘lllcll to make mon~
ey are invited to turn their attention
in honey bees. F‘Mpoclnllv in tltcsc
times of thc hifih price of pour. the
United States government 111 oneouo
slain: tile‘lII-cpinjt of ivory born.
The department Iof anrlct turn in-
one: It supply of free pamphlets: and
will give peruonal information by cl:-
eltldr or even by personal letter. Let
the icntm carefully ooh-Her the ad-‘
viability of whom boo culture nanny
the Mention of m {or the con--
IV'IIW'
speak .
are seeking for some
1’0" I}... tltl'ld)“: of providing suita-
hlt’ i'nd Hula-date: engine facilitlec at
New Haven, lht' New York, New Hav-
en and Hurttortl Railroad ('ompanv ts
“on-‘lrufllnx an t‘s‘stali engine house
for steam lOI qut.IiI'c::; also, an lanPC-
lion shed for cloc tIic locomotives: and
and addition to in present machine
shop.
The staiis in the new enginehouse
are loneer than heretofore construct
ed. being {I5 feet deep. The total
depth of the house is .08 feet. Four of
1th stalls will be of ert‘ial construc-
tion. with drop pits to he fittEd'with
hydraulic jacks. This will permit the.
lowering .lll-l , removal or driving
trim-ls from the engines, so that thPS'
may be sent to the machine shop for
repairs. An electric crane will be in-
stalled over the drop pits to assist in
removing c.1119. steam drums and 0th
er lif‘al‘v' parts of the engines, '
The foundation of the building will
be of concrete, supported on piles. The
superstructure will be of hollow tile
curtain wall-I. with brick pilasters at
angles of the house. A complete boiler-
washing svstem is to be installed, and
nit-'0 steam. an and waterpipinz. The
engine pits will be heated by storm,
the pipe coils being located along the
inside of the pit wall. The building
will he elecIric-lighted. and will' con-
tain all the customary conveniences
and facilities for efficient and econom-
ical hummus. and maintenance of lo-
eomotives.
The house will be. located near Co-
(Inc 11111. adjacent to the machine-shop.
An addition to the latter, 45 by 66
feet, 12:20 be constructed of the name
materia as the engine-house. This
building will contain special machin'
cry anti tools for use in repairing
nteam locomotives,
The Installation of a turntable.
which is part of this lmproIIement. has
born completed, It is operated elec-
tI-icqllv. and requires the attention of
only one man. i is 95'feet' in length.
and takes the place of a turntable 75
feet long,
Numerous track changes will also
he made, to provide for more prompt
handling of both steam engines and
electric motors.
These improvements are a part of
the general pollcv of the New Haven
management for cheloping the syn-
torn by providing it with the necere
I-Iury machinery. tools, and equipment
to meet the demands of New England.
WOULDN'T ENLlsT GL‘ASS EYE.
l";‘I'-i Cary. of Anil'Il'floll, ind, is all
Mrcrimn, with the cvcnptlon of a
More eye. The Hilbllllluie optic is
alien.
Gary trir-l to enllnt in the United
States Marine corps-I at their recruit-
ing itatihl tlfl haul-millet. Ky. but
was rejected when hit-I Infirmty was
discoveredlby Medal G. C Wildllt.
"i tboqbt it might." avid-id
."lInt in |lul blink» III 4h.
only an no that won tandem
’11.
III mm. Thor. In plenty of ”0' Germany. and I want to tnkct M"
W10 until .l
pic Willing to Wet, It I'd flm~
flown
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